function module.flirtWith(name, amount) loveInterests[name] = loveInterests[name] + amount checkJealousy() end
local RelationshipConfig = {} RelationshipConfig.Stages = STRANGER = Name = "Stranger", MinPoints = 0 , FRIEND = Name = "Friend", MinPoints = 50 , CRUSH = Name = "Crush", MinPoints = 150 , PARTNER = Name = "Partner", MinPoints = 300 RelationshipConfig.NPCs = { ["Alex"] = FavoriteGift = "RedRose", BaseAffection = 0, Dialogues = Intro = "Hey there! I haven't seen you around before.", GreetsFriend = "Good to see you again! What's up?", GreetsPartner = "Hey darling, I was hoping I'd run into you today." , ["Jordan"] = { FavoriteGift = "VintageBook", BaseAffection = 10, Dialogues = {} } } return RelationshipConfig Use code with caution. 3. Scripting the Relationship Server Core
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local DialogueTree = { ["Alex_Confession"] = Text = "I've been thinking about us for a while... Do you feel the same way?", Options = Text = "Yes, I really like you too!", NextNode = "Confession_Accepted", RewardPoints = 50, SetFlag = "Dating_Alex" , Text = "Sorry, I just see you as a friend.", NextNode = "Confession_Rejected", RewardPoints = -20, SetFlag = "Friendzoned_Alex" , ["Confession_Accepted"] = { Text = "Wow! You've made me the happiest person in the server!", Options = {} -- Ends conversation }, ["Confession_Rejected"] = { Text = "Oh... I see. Let's just pretend I didn't say anything.", Options = {} } } return DialogueTree Use code with caution. The Communication Loop When a player interacts with an NPC: The choices a player makes during conversations should
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-- RomanceModule local module = {}
local DataStoreService = game:GetService("DataStoreService") local romanceStore = DataStoreService:GetDataStore("PlayerRomanceData")